
Bourjois
Bourjois nail polish topping Coral Bikini
from Bazta
£1.19price checked 15 Oct, 10:12
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LENA Nail Polish
£2.50
Price last checked: 15 October 2026
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Speckled Pattern Breathable Halal Nail Polish - My Man-go Crazy - SE13.
Shade: My Man-go Crazy. A rich and deep bright orange halal nail polish that has the perfect combination of tones to suit all skin tones. This delicious pumpkin like orange has allll the vivacious vibrance you could ask for, grounded by complex undertones - making it the most wearable orange shade we've ever created. Finished with seed-like speckles for delicious, fruit-inspired nails..
Speckled nail polish. Breathable, halal friendly, water permeable nail polish by LENA. Creating a stunning nail art look just super easy! Just paint on like any regular nail polish to achieve a spotted pattern on the nail.
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